Somewhere in the manual, it says that the developer and bleach/fix have to be mixed together before it's flushed down the drain. The opposing qualities of both solutions will neutralise each other, so what goes down is quite 'dead'.
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Somewhere in the manual, it says that the developer and bleach/fix have to be mixed together before it's flushed down the drain. The opposing qualities of both solutions will neutralise each other, so what goes down is quite 'dead'.
Mine older kits not say that. In fact, the kits included small tablets that were to be added to the bleach to neutralize it as well as adding developer. There was a buffer difference between the developer and bleach that required extra alkali.
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We'll never know, because we take them our local disposal facility to be handled properly.
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